3."Yes It Is"

4."Run for Your Life"

5."When I'm Sixty-Four"

John snidely referred to this one as "granny music." When asked about the authorship of the song, he said it was "Paul's, completely. I would never dream of writing a song like that."

6."Lovely Rita"

John saw this as an example of the sort of fictitious, message-free song he disliked. "I'm not interested in writing about people like that," he said, dismissing the tune. "I like to write about me, because I know me."

7."Good Morning, Good Morning"

John never liked this one, and would eventually call it "a piece of garbage."

8."Hello, Goodbye"

John was furious that this song was chosen to be an A-side over his more experimental "I Am the Walrus." "It wasn't a great piece," he said of the McCartney tune. "The best bit was the end, which we all ad-libbed in the studio, where I played piano."

9."Lady Madonna"

"Good piano lick, but the song never really went anywhere," he said. "Maybe I helped [Paul] with some of the lyrics, but I'm not proud of them either way."

10."Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"

John despised this song, and resented that the band spent more time on it in the studio than anything else on the White Album.

11."Martha My Dear"

Both John and George hated this one, and saw it as an example of Paul writing songs that were not very personal.

12."Rocky Raccoon"

He was very embarrassed by this one, especially all the cover versions of it that came along. "I saw Bob Hope doing it once on the telly years ago," he said in an interview. "I just thanked God it wasn't one of mine."

13."Birthday"

"I think Paul wanted a song like 'Happy Birthday Baby,' the old '50s hit," he said. "It was a piece of garbage."

14."Cry Baby Cry"

He disliked it so much he denied writing it in an interview. "Not me, a piece of rubbish."